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1. (n.) trickster
a deceiver; cheat.
2. trickster
a person who plays tricks.
3. trickster
a mischievous, knavish figure of myth and folklore, often simultaneously a being with supernatural powers and a culture hero.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) prankster, cut-up, trickster, tricker, hoaxer, practical joker
someone who plays practical jokes on others
2. (noun) deceiver, cheat, cheater, trickster, beguiler, slicker
someone who leads you to believe something that is not true
3. (noun) trickster
a mischievous supernatural being found in the folklore of many primitive people; sometimes distinguished by prodigious biological drives and exaggerated bodily parts
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| Definition of 'trickster' |
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1. (noun) trickster
one who tricks; a deceiver; a tricker; a cheat
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Sense: a cheater.
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 Afrikaans: misleier |
 Arabic: مُحْتال، مُخادِع |
 Bulgarian: мошеник |
 Brazilian: trapaceiro |
 Czech: podvodník, -ice |
 German: der/die Gauner(in) |
 Danish: snyder |
 Greek: απατεώνας |
 Spanish: estafador, timador |
 Estonian: petis |
 Farsi: حیله گر |
 Finnish: huijari |
 French: tricheur/-euse |
 Hebrew: רַמַאי |
 Hindi: धोखेबाज |
 Croatian: varalica |
 Hungarian: csaló |
 Indonesian: penipu |
 Icelandic: bragðarefur |
 Italian: imbroglione |
 Japanese: ぺてん師 |
 Korean: 사기꾼 |
 Lithuanian: apgavikas |
 Latvian: viltnieks; krāpnieks |
 Malay: penipu |
 Dutch: oplichter |
 Norwegian: svindler |
 Polish: oszust |
 Persian: حیله گر |
 Pashto: چالاک، فریب کار |
 Romanian: şarlatan |
 Russian: обманщик;ловкач |
 Slovak: podvodník, -čka |
 Slovenian: slepar |
 Serbian: prevarant |
 Swedish: skojare, bedragare |
 Thai: การหลอกลวง |
 Turkish: düzenbaz, hilekâr |
 Taiwanese: 騙子 |
 Ukrainian: ошуканець, шахрай |
 Urdu: فريبي |
 Vietnamese: kẻ lừa dối |
 Chinese: 骗子 |
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